Community Notes From Sidney region
North Divide Frank Kinton and Ray Frame looked after business interests at Sidney on Wednesday. J Strotman of near Dalton agreed to the county seat on Tuesday for courthouse business. He stayed with his daughter Mrs Fred Seeger. A large turnout attended the Farmers Union picnic at Olsen's grove last week. J In Tracy and family left Thursday for Omaha to make that city their future home. They sold land here and moved to Sidney last year. Mrs Fred Sternbergs parents left for Sioux county then Washington. Mrs John McGrain Sr and son plan Sidney departure Saturday for Iowa. Crops need rain. Ray Frame’s children reportedly suffer from whooping cough. Mrs A J Chonan and sons to Sidney for divine services. Mrs Gus Wellner in Sidney for church. Geo Rippe shopped in Sidney Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kinton
Ray Frame
Sidney
J. Strotman
Dalton
Court House
Fred Seeger
Farmers Union
Olsen's Grove
Tracy
Omaha
Fred Sternberg
Sioux County
Washington
John McGrain
Iowa
A. J. Chonan
Gus Wellner
Geo. Rippe
Joe Miles
B. Milliard
Buzz Lee
Crook
Ray Sheffield
Albert Hilliard
Frank Miller
Dan Beebe
Frank Dubray
Russell Beebe
Sincock
Mame
Jennie McDonald
Sam Pollock
Sterling Boosters
Sterling
Ellis Dunn
Carl Summers
Grandpa McKelvey
Charles Bomer
Stratton
Texas
Colorado
Mr. Bomer
Mr. Bristoe
Near Crook
Grandpa
Grandma Louderback
Denver
Louderback
Loudeback
Sunday school rally near Reddington draws crowd
A large crowd from the area attended the Sunday school rally held near Reddington last Friday with a very good program enjoyed by all. Esther Carlson and daughter returned from Cheyenne after a week away. Family and neighbors visited in nearby towns and attended various events and meetings last week. School meetings were held in multiple districts on Monday, June 12.
Local Folks Gather in Neighboring Towns Over Weekend
Grand Prairie residents visited relatives in Lodgepole and Sidney while Frank Heinzman returned from Burlington Colorado. Hastings area families and friends, including Holm, Lundgren, Hart and Olson clans, spent Sunday with kin. A school meeting elected a new moderator as towns shared errands, church work, and day trips to Gurley and Peniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Windsheimer
Lodgepole
Jorgen Dykeman
Henry Beebe
Tittle Gen
Andrew Windsheimer
Frank Heinzman
Burlington
Colorado
Albert Frerichs
Will Frerichs
Frank Holm
Lillie Holm
Frank Lundgren
Sundl
Alva Hart
Hunnicut
Sidney
Strandberg
J. C. Jorgenson
Gurley
Larson
Hettle
Ivan
Leslie
Mildred
Isaac Olson
Lillian
Otto
Wisilda Windberg
Broadwater
Hazel Pierson
Paulson
New York
Olson
John Brothers
Holm
Peniel Church
Sunol
Rasmus Madison
Peetz
Frerich
Weather and community notes from Spring Canyon area
The past week has been hot with corn suitable weather. Crook and Sterling activities include store moves, telephones installed, and a big Sterling picnic planned for the 15th. Local illnesses are reported as summer flu and tonsillitis. social visits and travel between Crook, Denver, and Stratton are noted.
Local Social Roundup Highlights Dalton Area Guests
Ickes News reports Sunday visits from N Jacobson family and Elmer Jacobson family of Potter to Mr and Mrs Elmer Mayers. Cedaridge Colorado visitors Mr and Mrs Jacobus with Irene call on W Eckert and Frank White families. Mildred Jacobson of Potter spends week with sister Mrs Elmer Mayers. Numerous calls and outings listed including picnics at Greenwood and Center vs Dalton ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Jacobson
Elmer Jacobson
Potter
Elmer Mayers
W. Eckert
Dalton
Jacobus
Irene
Cedaridge
Colorado
Frank White
Mildred Jacobson
J. C. Kreader
Worth
S. W. Eckert
Sidney
R. J. Wallick
Carter
BE. I. Weed
R. H. Miller
Paul Weible
G. H. Worth
Max Shinker
W. F. Oxborn
John Davison
Chas. Merer
Satchel
Bridgeport
Meadow Liown
F. W. White
Ruth
Vere Shinker
Ella
Jessie
Maxine Eckert
Greenwood
Center
Angora
Rose Walsh
Grand Island Business College
Frank Weigand
Ernie Osborn
Ed Donaghy
Surprise party honors Roy Ranquist at Wheeler home
Center residents attended a surprise party for Roy Ranquist at the H. EK Wheeler home last Wednesday evening. Attendees included Center Items Mr. and Mrs S W Scott and daughter Doris, Mr and Mrs H B Netherland and John Groshans, with many reporting a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Scott
Doris
H. B. Netherland
John Groshans
Roy Ranquist
H. EK. Wheeler
Fred Hart
Vera
Elizabeth
Sidney
Albert Linton
E. EB. Osborne
Lewis Grenau
Dalton Gossip and Community Events Highlight Weekend
Sunday callers visited A. D. Rose with Helen. H E Netherlands returned from C A Bancroft's where they helped during illness. Shoults family Groshans and Doris Scott toured Holyoke Colorado. Horst family dined with Oscar Aurich. Fred Bartles farm dance hosted by Bunker Hill band boys. Rose and Francia Rose visited Sidney. Gineau visited Wm Osborn in Dalton. Roberts family visited Joe Powell. Center beat Angora 11 to 4 at Dalton diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
A. D. Rose
H. E. Netherland
C. A. Bancroft's
Mr. Bancroft
Richard Shoults
John Groshans
Doris Scott
Holyoke
Colorado
Henry Horst, Sr
Oscar Aurich
Fred
Dalton Diamond
Center
Local Visits and Birthday Gathering In Maple Grove
Maple Grove residents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles and family and F A Johnsons were guests at Nels Johnson's last Sunday. Will Johnson hosted a Friday birthday party with dancing. W T Sharman sons and Nels Johnson saw Gurley’s Mrs Gabriel and Sidney visitors N P Johnson. Ray Miles joined Will Nelch visit. Bob Ruhter injured by a horse kick Tuesday morning. Andrew Johnson visited Ed Miles Tuesday evening. Neighbors attended Krueger's Lake picnic last Thursday and enjoyed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miles
F. A. Johnson
Byron Ray
Nels Johnson
Will Johnson
Mr. Johnson
W. T. Sharman
Charles Gabriel
Gurley
N. P. Johnson
Sidney
W. ¥. Miles
Ray
Will Nelch
Bob Ruhter
Andrew Johnson
Krueger's Lake
Annual Crops and Soils Field Day at University of Nebraska
Extension News Service invites crops and soils enthusiasts to the first annual field day at the University of Nebraska Agricultural College on Wednesday June 21. Visitors can view over fifty plots on seed bed preparation winter wheat oats and corn with variations in fertilizers manures and forage crops. Delegations from nearby counties are expected bring picnic dinner and join a campus tour starting at 10 a m with return home the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Nebraskan Agricultural College
Lincoln
Open House at Agricultural College Crops and Soils Tour
Visitors may tour the Crops and Soils Section at the Agricultural College on Wednesday June 21 to see experimental work and the development of new grain strains like Nebraska 21 oats. Field demonstrations will cover in field operations with hands on explanations, and attendees are advised to bring a picnic and spend the day on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural College
Nebraska
What Nebraska Needs
What Nebraska needs badly is more prison room and the abolishment of its Board of Pardons. It argues for a castration act and annulling the indeterminate sentence statute, calling for district judges with guts to curb crime and political favoritism, asserting such changes would end fund shortages and a national crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Board of Pardons
Fred Browns
Clay County Sun
Taniac sales projected to 24 million bottles this year
At the current rate, sales of Taniac are forecast to reach a grand total of 24,000,000 bottles by year end. The projection cites ongoing demand and production performance as key drivers behind the surge in consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taniac
Basset
Tomato and Cabbage Plants for Sale at Ten Cents
H Bet Tendorf offers tomato and cabbage plants for sale at ten cents a dozen. Located at 603 West 2nd Street Lincoln Highway.
Progress in Road Building Expected
Federal aid work shows states pushing to boost road construction this season. February allocations reached 3.906 million dollars, March 12.029 million, and April approvals topped 225 projects, the second highest in federal aid history. May may exceed that, with many plans to start this summer, adding to the 15,950 miles under construction as of March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Growth in final payments surpassing 2000 mark in 11,017 miles
The completed projects with final payments over 2000 miles total 11,017 miles, and observers expect growth in this figure during the 1922 season as projects progress and payments are finalized.
Farmers Will Try Lambing-Off Again
A lambing-off demonstration in La Porte County Indiana drew strong results last year and is planned again this season. A 30 acre field yielded 300 lambs bought at $6.65 per hundred pounds and sold at $10.25 per hundred pounds for a $866 profit. After removal of lambs about 30 bushels of corn were harvested and hogs and other livestock were used to clean up the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte County
Indiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Demonstration Lamb Feeding Yields Small Yet Profitable Returns
The field demo shows inoculated stock outperforming the uninoculated group, marking the third such demonstration on this farm. In the first year 150 lambs fed on the plot produced a satisfactory profit for the owner, indicating cautious gains despite inferior stock.
Wanted Second Hand Straight Plane Ad
Larson's Music Store advertises a wanted second hand straight plane and asks readers what they have to offer. Public notice seeks customers to trade or sell tools through the store.
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North Divide
Sextor
Reddington
Esther Carlson
Cheyenne
Peter Nelson
Alice
Harold Smith
George Reetz
G. Borcher
Kimball Band
Tom Barnes
Andy Brett
Antelope Farmers Union
Werman Schubarth
Pete Nelson
Jesse Lambert
Grand Prairie
Spring Canyon
Ickes News
Maple Grove
Extension News Service
Sunkist
Army Harney
Heesler
Geee
Euene
Eeeee
Ene
Bran
Farmers Union Co-Operative
E. J. Leonard
Mgr
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